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Expansion projects destroying the fabric of neighborhoods

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Mark Painter (Photo: (c)Pamela Ebel) Mark Painter served as a judge for 30 years. He is the author of six books and a member of the Enquirer’s Board of Contributors. In 1965, I lived in a basement apartment in Corryville. It was a vibrant neighborhood – a doctor’s office, two delis, an actual mom-and- pop dry cleaner , and perhaps the best bar and restaurant ever – the original Lakewood Tavern at Jefferson and Lakewood. What’s there now? The entire tax-paying environment was destroyed to build the Environment Protection Agency . Not that it couldn’t have been built on empty land nearby – UC and the Feds just wanted it as close to the university as possible. It’s sterile and ugly to boot. The small businesses were gone. The homeowners gone. Tax- paying property replaced by non-taxpaying property. Population lost. When you destroy a neighborhood, you tear the fabric of the community. Connections lost. Roots lost. And so it goes. Buy Photo Several dozen houses in Avondale -- abandoned ...

Shadowbrook Apartments - Reviews - Roseville, CA - 400 Forest Knoll Dr - Apartments

3 400 Forest Knoll Dr Roseville , CA 95678 (916) 781-2565 As you can tell from the below reviews, this place is a joke! I would definitely not recommend moving here. The management (if you can call them that) are horrible! They are so lazy and unprofessional and you have to harass them to get anything done. The office manager comes and go as she pleases. They never give the tenants notices if they are going to leave early or take a day off. The lady in the office seriously locks the door and sleeps all day at her desk. You walk in the back door and see the drool running down her face. Unbelievable! I have lived in a lot of apartments, and the response and accountability of Shadowbrook is by far the worse I have ever encountered. On more than one occasion, we had an emergency work order (due to a massive ceiling leak ) and called both the mgmt and the emergency maintenance line . We probably called 50+ times in one day, but of course no answer or return call. Finally I left work earl...